Hans van der Meer via ntg-context schrieb am 26.05.2023 um 21:38:
Calling "\bf\tfa TEXT" for example leaves the TEXT not in bold because \tfa does not respect the current style. As does \small, etc. Shown by looking at the meaning of for example \small:
\small=protected macro:\triggergroupedcommand {\setsmallbodyfont \tf }
and
\tx=protected macro:\currentxfontsize \plusone \ifmmode \scriptstyle \orelse \ifconditional \c_font_inherit_scale \font_scale_inherit_x \else \font_scale_defined_x \fi \al ways\let \tx \txx
Thus in contrast \tx and \txx do respect the current style setting.
My question: It seems most convenient if I could retrieve the current style and reset that after a size command. I rather would refrain from tinkering with those. Since there is a \currentxfontsize is there an analogue for the style?
\tf is the switch for the normal upright style and when you have \bf\tfa the first font switch is just replaced by the second switch. To get a larger text in bold style you can use \bfa. \starttext text {\tfa\bf text} text text {\bfa text} text \stoptext Wolfgang